United States Eventing Association

The USEA Foundation is honored and excited to announce a second grant of $250,000 from the Manton Foundation to help fund frangible technology on cross-country courses at eventing competitions in the United States. This funding is being supplied to match future donations in support of this import...

In 2022, Mary Sawyer became the first eventer to ever receive the USEA Century Ride Award with her own Unique Conversion. Three years later, history has repeated itself as Sawyer has done it again with Eclipse—Unique Conversion’s daughter.

Debbie Lark Lemberger’s riding career has been best defined by her love of spunky horses and her penchant for adrenaline. Now 75, she clearly hasn’t let the years that have gone by slow her down.

“Shall we do this together today?” Susan Burwen has been asking her horses that question every time she swings a leg up into the saddle for nearly three decades.

The Event at Rebecca Farm is set to begin July 16-20 in Kalispell, Montana. Competitors from around the country are preparing to travel to the event, and thanks to the generosity of the Broussard Family Charitable Foundation Trust and administration of the USEA Foundation, that trip will be made ...

The United States Eventing Association (USEA) encourages all members of the eventing community to take a moment to recognize those who go above and beyond in service to the sport.

Since 2006, the Broussard Family Charitable Trust has supported the sport of eventing in the U.S. and the careers of countless U.S. event riders through multiple grants including the Rebecca Broussard Developing Rider Grant (2011), Le Samurai Fund (2008), Cindy Burge Memorial ECP Grant (2006), Br...

When Monbeg Zebedee came to Allison Springer’s barn nearly three years ago, she wasn’t sure where he might end up or how far his talent would take him. The Irish Sport Horse gelding (Dignifed van’t Zorgvliet x Bolacreane Dolly) had been purchased out of the Monart sale in Ireland by British five-...

When asked if he could go back in time and give the younger version of himself one piece of advice, eight-time World Equestrian Brands USEA Rider of the Year Boyd Martin says he wouldn’t change a thing.